| TIME |
PROGRAMME |
SPEAKER LIST |
| 08:30 |
Registration |
|
| 09:00 |
Opening Address |
Rosina Howe
President of ITMA,
Director of Information
Technology, LTA |
| 09:10 |
Keynote Speaker |
Wu Choy Peng
Assistant Chief Executive
(Government Systems),
IDA, VP ITMA |
| 09:30 |
Board and Executive Management’s Role
- How the SGX Board and mgmt are involved in governing how IT is delivered
to SGX and its customers
- Journey of SGX to continually improve IT governance,
- Sharing on what SGX has achieved to-date and how it plans to move forward
|
Chew Hong Gian
EVP and Head, Technology
Group, Singapore
Exchange (SGX) |
| 10:00 |
Morning Refreshment |
|
10:30 |
Aligning Corporate and IT Governance: A Lawyer’s Perspective
- IT Governance can complement and reinforce Corporate Governance
- How companies can put in place systems and procedures to ensure they
comply with the law and their legal obligations
|
Chew Hong Gian
EVP and Head, Technology
Group, Singapore
Exchange (SGX) |
11:15 |
Peer Sharing I: IT Audit & Risk Management
Internal Audit & Risk Management perspectives |
Dr Toh See Kiat
Director, Goodwins Law
Corporation |
11:45 |
Peer Sharing II: IT Audit & Risk Management
- Principle-driven IT Auditing process
- Inferring IT risks from current state of IT and business controls
- Design of a sound system of IT controls
|
Keith Stephenson
Partner,
PricewaterhouseCoopers |
12:15 |
Lunch
Current IT governance in Asia (ITMA Council members to lead each table) |
Philip Chong
Director, Enterprise Risk
Management, Deloitte &
Touche |
13:15 |
IT Governance in Asia: An Adoption & Implementation Perspective
- IT faces tremendous pressure to deliver tangible and sustained value.
Prudent businesses and organisations acknowledge and accept the role
of IT governance as an essential element in delivering business value
consistently.
- In light of this, organizations are either implementing or planning to
implement eff ective IT governance practices.
- The fi rst part of this presentation shares some of the key research fi ndings
and results of the survey, to say the least, some of which are startling and
contrary to expectations. The second part of the presentation discusses
best practices that organizations can use to anticipate IT governance
implementation hurdles and chart a relatively smoother adoption.
- How to help organizations make better IT governance decisions.
|
Dr Pallab Saha
Faculty member, ISS |
